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October 16, 2020

• Women shot, beaten; kids hurt. Is COVID-19 behind KY domestic violence ‘escalation’?
• 230 students, 20 staff quarantined in 1 district. Wave of KY schools reduce in-person classes.
• McGrath, McConnell and the coronavirus. How COVID-19 is shaping the U.S. Senate race.
• Work begins on security fence for Kentucky Governor’s Mansion after threats
• Fake threats, real charges. KY woman charged in alleged school blast threats
• Going to the Distillery District? Starting Monday, expect detours. Here’s why
• Girls’ 11th Region soccer tournament preview: ‘Crazy region’ a tough escape
• These Kentucky Republicans hope Beshear has a ‘smackdown’ coming on COVID-19 rules
• Kentucky football: Five things to know about the Tennessee Volunteers
• Three games decided on last kick and boys’ soccer postseason is just getting started
• UK-Tennessee predictions: Early start gives some pause, but QB play will matter more
• Watch a promising young filly set a stakes record in Keeneland win
• Rep. Andy Barr seems to have a safe seat. So why all the attack ads against Josh Hicks?
• Vote NO on both constitutional amendments. Neither one will improve Kentucky’s legal system.
• KY postal worker fired, could be charged after more than 100 absentee ballots dumped
• Joel Pett: A monument to Mitch
• Texas Roadhouse on Richmond Road is moving. Here’s where and when.
• Pigeons and humans don’t have much in common until it comes to problem gambling
• Health department shuts down two Lexington food spots for roaches
• COVID-19 travel bans crushed their college dreams. UK program allowed them to attend anyway.
• Thanks to student voices, new KBE member puts students at forefront of education policy
• Rep. Schickel: Vote no on proposed constitutional amendments on your ballot.
• Big energy changes should be through free market, not the Green New Deal or its ilk
• University of Kentucky board approves a $374 million mid-year budget increase
• ‘Unspeakable damage’ to the criminal justice system. The trouble with Marsy’s Law.
• Carnegie Center starts free classes, Black Writers Collective, to address discrimination
• ‘My vision for Lexington is one you share.’ Jessica Mohler responds in 3rd District council race.
• Letters to the Editor: From local council to U.S. Senate, readers weigh in on election
• Marsy’s Law will give Kentucky crime victims the rights they deserve. Vote yes.
• Long-running Kentucky-Louisville women’s basketball series to take a break in 2020-21
• Dontaie Allen nears long-awaited UK debut. Absence ‘made me a stronger person.’
• Kentucky’s COVID-19 escalation continues. 1,319 new cases and 4 deaths.
• ‘An outlier.’ Lexington has single-day COVID-19 spike with 133 new cases
• COVID-19 outbreaks in SEC lead to shake-up in Kentucky football schedule
• Friday Night Lights: Live high school football updates and broadcast links